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equivalent-of-unix-file-commande-in-max

those unix commands trigger processes (say like

coreaudio or quicktime extension) which you

can not reach from max - unless you either use 

i have never been doing this but maybe [filein]

would give you the "info" stuff .. just open the

file?s resoure fork only and well .. no idea. :)

those unix commands trigger processes (say like
coreaudio or quicktime extension) which you
can not reach from max - unless you either use 
the [shell] object ... or involve MSP.

i have never been doing this but maybe [filein]
would give you the "info" stuff .. just open the
file?s resoure fork only and well .. no idea. :)


Quote: Roman Thilenius wrote on Fri, 12 May 2006 21:25

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> those unix commands trigger processes (say like

> coreaudio or quicktime extension) which you

> can not reach from max - unless you either use 

> i have never been doing this but maybe [filein]

> would give you the "info" stuff .. just open the

> file?s resoure fork only and well .. no idea. :)

woops i misunderstood your "modification"

Quote: Roman Thilenius wrote on Fri, 12 May 2006 21:25
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> those unix commands trigger processes (say like
> coreaudio or quicktime extension) which you
> can not reach from max - unless you either use 
> the [shell] object ... or involve MSP.
>
> i have never been doing this but maybe [filein]
> would give you the "info" stuff .. just open the
> file?s resoure fork only and well .. no idea. :)
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woops i misunderstood your "modification"


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equivalent of unix file commande in max